What is another word for worn out?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈɔːn ˈa͡ʊt], [ wˈɔːn ˈaʊt], [ w_ˈɔː_n ˈaʊ_t]
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Similar words for worn out:
- beat (adjective)
- dead (adjective)
- depleted (adjective)
- disrepair (adjective)
- effete (adjective)
- epicene (adjective)
- exhausted (adjective)
- limp (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overused (adjective)
- pooped (adjective)
- prostrate (adjective)
- spent (adjective)
- tired (adjective)
- tired out (adjective)
- tuckered out (adjective)
- wearied (adjective)
- weary (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Worn out:
adj.
• beat (adjective) • dead (adjective) • depleted (adjective)- more lessened,
- more decreased,
- fargone,
- more sapped,
- most emptied,
- most far gone,
- most sapped,
- most collapsed,
- more fargone,
- more far-gone,
- more far gone,
- more collapsed,
- de-creased,
- most depreciated,
- more emptied,
- most decreased,
- most fargone,
- de creased,
- most lessened,
- more depreciated,
- most far-gone.
- dis-repair,
- dis repair,
- out commission,
- out order,
- on fritz,
- most wracked,
- most busted,
- more wracked,
- on blink,
- more busted.
- most boneweary,
- out on ones feet,
- out one feet,
- most dog-tired,
- more shot,
- most dog tired,
- dogtired,
- out one's feet,
- more bone weary,
- most shot,
- more boneweary,
- most dogtired,
- more prostrated,
- out on feet,
- most prostrated,
- more dogtired,
- boneweary,
- most bone weary,
- out on one feet,
- more dog tired,
- more dog-tired,
- ready drop,
- more bone-weary,
- out feet,
- most bone-weary,
- more frazzled,
- out ones feet,
- most frazzled,
- bone weary.
- dead,
- short of,
- prostrate,
- Weariful,
- wornout,
- Pooped,
- bone-weary,
- tired out,
- overtaxed,
- broken down,
- played-out,
- worn-down,
- depleted,
- dead feet,
- beat,
- done-in,
- worn down,
- without resources,
- spent,
- out on one's feet,
- dog-tired,
- dog tired,
- not functioning,
- sucked out,
- exhausted,
- weary,
- outta gas,
- burnt-out,
- dead on one's feet,
- in firm,
- tuckered,
- fagged,
- washed out,
- all in,
- narcoleptic,
- thrown away,
- petered out,
- ready to drop,
- bleary,
- in want,
- knocked over,
- out of,
- far-gone,
- washed up,
- sick of,
- out of gas,
- disrepair,
- used up,
- effete,
- devoid of,
- tired,
- had it,
- dead tired.
- dilapidated,
- Crumbling,
- the worse for wear,
- ramshackle,
- battered,
- falling down,
- falling apart,
- in disrepair,
- run-down,
- Decaying,
- Deteriorated.
- dead one's feet,
- dead on feet,
- dead on ones feet,
- out gas,
- most collapsing,
- more collapsing,
- run ragged,
- dead on one feet,
- dead one feet,
- dead ones feet,
- over-worked,
- over worked.
- more disarmed,
- most disarmed,
- most immobilized,
- most fagged,
- more fagged,
- de pressed,
- in-capacitated,
- in-consolable,
- more immobilized,
- dis-armed,
- de-pressed,
- sub missive,
- dis armed,
- in capacitated,
- over come.
- more playedout,
- more done in,
- more played-out,
- more burntout,
- more played out,
- most shattered,
- more shattered,
- most burnt out,
- more disbursed,
- most disbursed,
- most done-in,
- most done in,
- donein,
- playedout,
- most played-out,
- most expended,
- more done-in,
- most consumed,
- most played out,
- most donein,
- most burntout,
- more consumed,
- down drain,
- washedup,
- most burnt-out,
- burntout,
- more expended,
- ex pended,
- more burnt out,
- most playedout,
- more burnt-out,
- more donein,
- ex-pended.
- more narcoleptic,
- more overtaxed,
- dis-tressed,
- more irked,
- over-taxed,
- dis tressed,
- brokendown,
- ex-asperated,
- most irked,
- most narcoleptic,
- most exasperated,
- over taxed,
- most overtaxed.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
How to use "Worn out" in context?
When applied to a person, worn out generally connotes a feeling of being tired and drained after overexerting oneself. It can also refer to something or someone that is used up and no longer meets the requirements for its original purpose. Worn out may also refer to anything that has been used too often or in a way that is not effective. Often, when something is referred to as being worn out, it means that it is no longer functioning optimally. Whatever the definition of worn out, it is generally a negative term that is used to describe a situation or object.
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